Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-01-15

VIENNA, Jan. A-kussla mas suggested as IL
basis Of negotiations Of the signatory powers
TO the treaty Of Berlin for the settlement OF
the Bulgarian difficulty that the Bulgarian re-
gents resign; that only two members Of the
Xaukof party be admitted to the Bulgarian
cabinet; that Prince Nicholas, Ct Mingrelia,
he proposed TO the new sobrauje for the Bul-
garian throne, and that the ordinary provin-
cial ASSEMBLY be convoked for Roumelia.
BERLIN, Jan. THE reichstag viii re-as-
semble this evening. During the recess siren
uous efforts have been made to induce the
members OF the centre to give their adhesion
to the military bill in a slightly modified form,
but it is said that the government supporters
have not been successful. There is a,general
opinion prevailing that Prince Bismarck viii
not long delay a dissolution OF the body.
MACON, Ga, Jan. 5.-Sccretary Lemar was
married to Mrs. Holt, Of this city, this morn
ing. The wedding ceremony was witnessed
by a few friends.
BUCHAREST, Jan, 5.-Alexandresco has been
convicted for an attempt to XIII NJ. Bratiano,
the Roumanin prime minister, and was to-day
| StultDAtu q 81 years 4 fllui'. hN II
implicated with AleAandresco In the attempted
assassination were acquitted with the excep-
ton OF Muscal, who was sentenced as a non
political offender 10 one years imprisonment.
The bullet intended for NJ. Bratiano struck
Deputy Robesco, seriously wounding him.
Alexandresco, at the time Of his arrest con
fessed that he attempted 10 kill the prime
minister for political reasons.
LONDON, Jan. THE inhabitants at the
West end were startled this morning by the
unexpected demonstration Of unemployed
men, who gathered by concerted plan in the
vicinity OF the Offices Of the government
local board, crying; "Giye US work or give
us bread" A committee Of the unemployed
waited on Hon. Chas. j. Richie, president
Of the local board, and de-
tailed their grievenance, request
ing the government to adopt measures.
for the employment of men on the public
works. Mr.. Richie received them kindly,
hut said ne was unable TO promise them any
thing. He would, however, place their griev
ances before the cabinet at the next meeting
The crowd then repaired TO trafalgar
square, where an Indignation meeting wa.
held, and resolutions adopted protesting
against the apathy OF the government. Tn,
crowd was orderly and after meeting quietly
dispersed.
LoxDoN, Jan. 7.-Thomas Power O'Cou
nor NJ. p, presided at an immense home rul
demonstration held In Bradford to-day. Up
"a, ,ol.,r .l.,o bogr 10 I.lfy. r.J an a1pp,,ap
speech. in which be advocated the fairness o
the national leagues plan Of campaign anl
advised the appointment Of a judge, wh'
should act as a medium between landlord an,
tenant.
LONDON, Jan. THE Vienna correspor
dent of the Times states on good authorit,
that there is no truth in the recent published
statement to the effect that Germany anC
Russia had formed an alliance.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Mr. Edward Stanhopc
new colonial secretary, has been appointed
secretary Of war in the reconstructed cabinet
vice Mr.. w. II. Smith, who will lead the con
scryatiycs in the house of m Lore
Idlcelrigh has not yet decided to accept tn
suggestion that he retire from the foreign Of
fee in favor OF Lord Salisbury. Should Lor,
Iddesleigh agree to this proposition he will, II
all probability, replace Mr.. Stanhope in tn
colonial Office.
LONDON, Jan. S.-A terrible snow storm
prevails throughout the midland counties am
severe suffering and some loss of life is re
ported. All railroads are blocked.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. THE government ha
dissolved The Folksthing owing 70 its refusa
to vote the extra army credit. Elections 70
new members will take place on the 2Sth inst
DUBLIN, Jan. S-A body of moonlighter
last evening attacked and severely maltreate
the clerk Of the sessions court at Durrac
County Cork. No arrests were made.